Recombinant complement factor h-immunoglobulin fusion protein with complement regulating activity and its preparation method and application
A technology of immunoglobulin and fusion protein, which is applied in the field of recombinant complement factor H-immunoglobulin fusion protein with complement regulating activity and its preparation and application, and can solve the problems of biological utilization deficiency and single function
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[0077] Example 1. Design and preparation of hSCR(1-7)-hFc fusion protein
[0078] 1. Nucleic acid sequence design and synthesis of SCR(1-7)-hFc fusion protein
[0079] Obtain the amino acid sequences of human CFH (sequence number: AAI42700.1) and human IgG1 heavy chain (sequence number: CAA75032.1) from GenBank, and intercept the sequences of SCR (1-7) in human CFH and Fc domain in human IgG1 , according to the direction from the N-terminus to the C-terminus, directly connected by peptide bonds, in order to facilitate purification, a TEV (Tobacco etch virus protease) restriction site (amino acid sequence is ENLYFQG) and a 6×His tag were introduced at the C-terminus to obtain molecule A1; Then the molecule A1 is fused to the 3' end of the human CFH signal peptide to obtain the molecule B1 (fusion protein human CFH signal peptide-hSCR(1-7)-hFc-6×His, wherein "h" is the beginning of the word "human" Letters, representing human origin); and then introducing restriction sites Xho ...
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[0086] Example 2. Design and preparation of hSCR(1-7)-mFc fusion protein
[0087] 1. Nucleic acid sequence design and synthesis of SCR(1-7)-mFc fusion protein
[0088] Obtain the amino acid sequences of human CFH (sequence number: AAI42700.1) and mouse IgG1 heavy chain (sequence number: AAC08348.1) from GenBank, and intercept SCR (1-7) in human CFH and Fc domain in mouse IgG1 The sequences were connected according to the direction from N-terminal to C-terminal, and the connection method was direct connection of peptide bonds. In order to facilitate purification, a TEV enzyme cleavage site and 6×His tag were introduced at the C-terminal to obtain molecule A2. Molecule A2 is then fused to the 3' end of human CFH signal peptide to obtain molecule B2 (fusion protein human CFH signal peptide-hSCR(1-7)-mFc-6×His, wherein "h" and "m" are words The first letters of "human" and "mouse" represent human and mouse respectively), and then the restriction sites XhoI and Xba I were introduc...
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[0095] Example 3, Design and Preparation of hSCR(1-7)-hSCR(18-20)-hFc Fusion Protein
[0096] 1. Nucleic acid sequence design and synthesis of hSCR(1-7)-hSCR(18-20)-hFc fusion protein
[0097]The amino acid sequences of human CFH (sequence number: AAI42700.1) and human IgG1 heavy chain (sequence number: CAA75032.1) were respectively obtained from GeneBank, and SCR (1-7), SCR (18-20) and human The sequence of the Fc domain in IgG1 is connected from the N-terminal to the C-terminal direction, between SCR (1-7) and SCR (18-20) and between SCR (18-20) and Fc are directly connected by peptide bonds connect. To facilitate purification, a 6×His tag was introduced at the C-terminus to obtain molecule A3. Molecule A3 is then fused to the 3' end of the human CFH signal peptide to obtain molecule B3 (fusion protein human CFH signal peptide-hSCR(1-7)-hSCR(18-20)-hFc-6×His, wherein, "h" is the first letter of the word "human", which means that it is derived from human beings), and then ...
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